Re: fc-cache and NT Font weirdness..

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On Monday 13 January 2003 04:52 am, Hugh A.J. Kennedy wrote:
> I have a multiboot notebook with Win98/Win2K and RH 8.0 Linux. The
> Win98 partition and the 2K partition (FAT and NTFS respectively) are
> mounted when RH8.0 boots. I have a soft link going from
> /usr/share/local/fonts to /mnt/C/WINDOWS/FONTS for each ttf font and
> this works fine and fc-cache sees everything. Yes, I edited
> /etc/fonts/fonts.conf as well!!
>
> I wish to nuke my 98 installation, but I still have to keep 2k for the
> present. Attempting the same soft link to /mnt/E/WINNT/fonts works but
> fc-cache fails to see anything on Linux (it doesn't report errors
> though) . Note that I link the fonts *not* the font directory because
> font-cache will want to write some data there and the NTFS partition is
> not mounted writeable. Local copies of the 2K fonts work fine, but I
> don't want to gobble up 50MB or so with something I have elsewhere on
> disk.
>
> Maybe fc-chache doesn't like NT files (strange, it gets on ok with 98)
> or worse, maybe it doesn't like ro-files?

The kernel, unless you've recompiled it, isn't able to read ntfs 
filesystems.

$ grep -i ntfs kernel-2.4.18-i686.config
# CONFIG_NTFS_FS is not set
# CONFIG_NTFS_RW is not set

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